Post-Conflict Participatory Arts

Post-Conflict Participatory Arts

Socially Engaged Development

Melis Cin, F.; Mkwananzi, Faith

Taylor & Francis Ltd

12/2021

240

Dura

Inglês

9780367638658

15 a 20 dias

648

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1. Introduction: Participatory Arts in Building Socially Just Societies in the Global South, Faith Mkwananzi, F Melis Cin 2. Participatory Arts for Social and Epistemic Justice, F Melis Cin, Faith Mkwananzi Part I: Participatory Process of Arts for Epistemic Justice 3. Seeing Power, Co-creation, Filmmaking, and Intersectionality in Ilizwi Lenyaniso Lomhlaba, Aylwyn Walsh, Scott Burnett 4. Participatory Curatorship: Negotiating Heritage, Memory, and Justice in Northern Uganda, Abiti Nelson Adebo, Francis Nono, Kate Moles, Lizzi Milligan 5. The Use of Political Storytelling in Twitter to Fight Epistemic Injustice Against Women, Asli Tosuner 6. Re-connecting with Cultural Heritage: How Participatory Video Enabled Youth in Palestine to Protect their Cultural Heritage, Marwan Darweish, Laura Sulin 7. Capturing Epistemic Responsibility and Resistance: Challenging Intercommunal Conflict through Photovoice, F. Melis Cin, Necmettin Dogan, Rahime Sueleymanoglu-Kueruem, Mehmet Melih Cin Part II: Community Engagement through Participatory Arts 8. Collaboration in Research: Insights from a Participatory Art Project in Zimbabwe, Joshua Chikozho, Willard Muntanga, Tendayi Marovah, Faith Mkwananzi 9. YouthLEAD: Measuring the Indirect Impact of Youth Peacebuilding through PhotoVoice and Community Murals in Colombia, Laura K. Taylor, Claudia Pineda Marin, Edwin Cubillos, Diego Alfonso 10. Youth, Police and Civil Society Organisation: Participatory Arts-based Clinics for Strengthening Security and Justice in Nepal, Nub Raj Bhandari 11. Creation and Communication: Reflecting on the Role of Arts Methods to enable Dialogue between Young People and Policy Makers in Kenya, Uganda, and the DRC, Su Lyn Corcoran, Charity Atukunda, Victoria Ferguson, Thomas D'Aquin Rubambura Mituga, Luc Amuri Mufano, Faustin Muliri, Virginie Tallio, Kate Pahl, Mike Ochieng Wamaya 12. Lebanon, The Youth Roll': Experiencing Conflict as a Transcultural, Transnational Film Language, Paul Cooke, Nour Zeidan, Hana Addam El-Ghali, Cindrella Mizher, Emily Morrison 13. Conclusion: Where to Next? The Potentials and Liminality of Participatory Arts in Conflict, Faith Mkwananzi, F Melis Cin
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